Canberra Raiders News

  • Warrior Threads: A Dearly Designed Debut

    'Dear Warrior' jersey launched

    The Warriors' 2025 jersey, designed by Lewis Brown, honors diverse community journeys and debuts in round 12.

    LeagueNews.co

    The NZ Warriors have officially launched their 2025 'Dear Warrior' jersey, a unique creation designed by former player Lewis Brown in partnership with Dynasty Sport.

    This bold jersey will debut in the club's round 12 match against the Canberra Raiders.

    More than just a playing kit, it serves as a heartfelt tribute to the diverse journeys of players, staff, members, and fans within the Warriors community.

    Brown, who played 84 games for the club from 2009 to 2012, returned in 2024 to create this special edition jersey, marking a first-of-its-kind collaboration in the world of sports.

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  • Decimated Bulldogs forwards rocked by new injury

    Ciraldo, Stuart comment on Salmon’s try celebration

    Jaeman Salmon fractured his ankle during a game, requiring surgery and a likely 10-week recovery.

    Zero Tackle

    Canterbury Bulldogs director of rugby league Phil Gould has revealed forward Jaeman Salmon has suffered a fractured ankle, which will require surgery.

    The forward, who has been one of the permanent fixtures in Cameron Ciraldo's high-flying outfit to start the 2025 season, was taken from the field during Saturday afternoon's tense comeback win over the Canberra Raiders in the Nation's Capital.

    "Jaemon Salmon scans have revealed a fractured ankle… He will require surgery. Probably 10 weeks return to play. It is what it is. That's football," Gould posted on X, formerly Twitter.

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  • Daley's Tough Calls: Who's in the Backline?

    Blues coach Laurie Daley knows he may have to leave some big-name players out of the NSW side for Origin I.

    Westpac NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley faces tough decisions for the backline after impressive player performances.

    LeagueNews.co

    Westpac NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley is gearing up for challenging decisions as he evaluates strong contenders for the backline ahead of naming the Origin teams post-Round 11.

    Current reports highlight standout performances from key players, including Latrell Mitchell and Stephen Crichton.

    Mitchell delivered an impressive showing with the Rabbitohs, while Crichton had a remarkable second half against the Raiders.

    Daley recognizes that players are in formidable form, making the selection process increasingly competitive.

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